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Whatcott case: A golden opportunity to kill human rights censorship
National Post – November 3, 2010
A golden opportunity to kill human-rights censorship
By Karen Selick
Paternalistic B.C. court harasses raw milk handler
The Globe and Mail – September 24, 2010
Raw-milk fans are getting a raw deal
By Karen Selick, Canadian Constitution Foundation
Queen Elizabeth drinks her milk raw. She reportedly thinks so highly of unpasteurized milk that when her grandsons Princes William and Harry were schoolboys at Eton, the famous college near Windsor Castle, she instructed herdsman Adrian Tomlinson to bottle up raw milk from her Windsor herd and deliver it to them at school.
GAP students – Calgary U. Appeal Board refuses to hear appeal
John Carpay News Release – Thursday, September 9, 2010
University of Calgary Appeal Board refuses to hear appeal of students found guilty of “non-academic misconduct”
Calgary U. pro-lifer case covered by Faith & Freedom Alliance
Around the time that John Carpay left the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) to return to private practice as a lawyer, the CCF stopped providing legal representation to the Campus Pro-Life students at the University of Calgary.
The Campus Pro-Life students at the University of Calgary are continuing to resist the university’s censorship efforts and Mr. Carpay is continuing to represent them.
B.C. taxpayer wins first round in court against business-destroying CRA antics
Canadian Constitution Foundation – July 7, 2010
Taxpayer wins first round in court against CRA
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. – Irvin Leroux, the taxpayer who suffered financial ruin following a nightmare audit by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), has won the right to continue his lawsuit against the CRA in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
‘Atheist’ terrorizes Christian business owners; loses HRC scam
CHP Canada Communiqué – May 11, 2010 * Vol 17, No 19
The Abuse Goes On
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party